C-Therm Technologies LTD

C-Therm Technologies LTD, a Canadian for-profit manufacturer of advanced thermal analysis instruments and thermal conductivity measurement systems, sells specialized thermal measurement equipment to U.S. federal agencies as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards). The vendor operates on full-and-open competition; no recent awards carry set-aside designations. C-Therm is headquartered in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, with operational presence in Ottawa, Ontario.

C-Therm's federal capability portfolio centers on thermal conductivity measurement systems, transient plane source (TPMS) sensors, modulated transient plane source (MTPS) sensors, and needle-probe sensor components for laboratory and field research applications. Representative recent work includes a $102,437 firm-fixed-price purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (September 2023) for a Platinum Trident 3 thermal conductivity system supporting naval surface warfare center programs; a $114,589 purchase order from Army Materiel Command's Research Development and Engineering Command (November 2022) for a thermal conductivity measurement instrument; and a $89,999 purchase order from the U.S. Secret Service (September 2026) for thermal analysis equipment with performance location in Washington, DC. The vendor also supplied a $68,103 MTPS sensor with Classic-K module to Naval Air Warfare Center (July 2024) and a $17,950 transient plane source thermal conductivity meter to the Army Corps of Engineers' Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory for pavement and materials research (April 2024).

Customer concentration across federal agencies is moderate and defense-weighted. The top five customer organizations by combined potential value account for 74% of awards: Naval Sea Systems Command ($144 thousand across three awards), Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command ($115 thousand), NASA Shared Services Center ($101 thousand across three awards), the U.S. Secret Service ($90 thousand), and Naval Air Warfare Center ($68 thousand). The NASA Shared Services Center leads by award count with three purchases but trails in dollar value; Naval Sea Systems Command dominates both rankings. The vendor has worked with ten distinct federal customer agencies including the Department of Agriculture, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the Department of Homeland Security, with award clustering in defense research and civilian laboratory procurement.

C-Therm places minimal work under parent vehicles; a single task order appears on the Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract. Recent award activity has been episodic — one to three purchases annually between 2021 and 2024, with one award in 2026 — across combined potential value of $701 thousand over fifteen awards spanning from 2018 to September 2026. One award valued at $90 thousand reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating limited recompete exposure. The vendor's footprint is almost entirely prime (14 of 15 recent awards), with a single sub-award relationship. C-Therm competes in full-and-open procurement across NAICS 334516 (Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing) and related measurement-equipment classifications without relying on set-asides or GSA Schedules.